ResilienTU: 2020-21
TU’s three-phase plan to reopen campus is based on public health recommendations and implemented with the utmost concern for the wellbeing of our students, employees and visitors. It is designed to mitigate risks related to COVID-19 and can be adjusted to meet university and community needs.
Student Life
As we settle into our new normal which may or may not include living on campus, there are still plenty of ways to experience college life. You'll discover many ways to immerse yourself in the TU community whether online or in-person.
Research
Undergraduate and graduate research are a way of life in our state-of-the-art labs and classrooms where faculty know your name and offer a guiding hand. And TU research isn’t limited to science or engineering. It’s encouraged among literature scholars and future CEOs. Discovery is a lifelong pursuit and is at the heart of what we do at TU.
Student Support
Learning may look different these days but the TU community is here to support every student through whatever they might need.
News
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On the job: TU nursing students develop their skills and care for patients during summer externships
For 12 of TU’s nursing students, the summer between junior and senior year is being infused with practical, hands-on learning through externships that involve caring for real patients in an array of clinical settings.
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Didn’t see that coming: The business – and the law – of unanticipated events in energy and construction
TU Professor Buford Pollett has worked internationally in energy and construction. He draws on that experience to explore the complexities surrounding contractual rights and obligations in the context of common and civil law.
- Business students team up with local firms and nonprofit organizations
- TU featured in Fiske Guide to Colleges 2021
- Advanced practice nursing students bring care into the community
- Digital voices: Speech-language pathology students embrace online care delivery
- TU Law faculty member part of team awarded major NSF grant